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Product Security Automation & Decision Dashboards

Turn exports from security tools and engineering systems into lightweight prioritization, metrics, budget/effort models, and executive-ready dashboards — without buying a heavyweight security platform first.

Lean-team friendlyRemote-first · worldwideFrom $3,500
Data normalizationMetricsRisk scoringBudget / effortExcel / Web
Starting priceFrom $3,500

Indicative USD baseline for a clearly bounded scope.

Typical delivery1–3 weeks

Calendar timing depends on access, evidence, target size, and stakeholder availability.

Commercial modelFixed scope

Scope, assumptions, deliverables, timeline, and price are confirmed before delivery begins.

Baseline scopeOne to three security or engineering data sources normalized into a lightweight prioritization, effort, metric, and decision workflow.

No surprise hourly overages on agreed packaged work. If the scope changes materially, additional work is agreed in writing before it starts.

When this service fits

Recognize the decision before choosing the scope.

Good fit when
  • Security data is scattered across scanners, spreadsheets, APIs, CSV/JSON/SARIF exports, or DefectDojo.
  • Reporting and prioritization require repetitive manual work that does not justify a heavyweight ASPM or SIEM.
  • The team needs to combine technical severity with ownership, criticality, aging, effort, budget, or capacity context.
Questions this engagement answers
01

How should data from different security and engineering sources be normalized and deduplicated?

02

Which prioritization logic reflects product context instead of scanner severity alone?

What we review

Lightweight automation around the data you already have.

The engagement starts from accessible exports, APIs, spreadsheets, or scanner output. The goal is a useful decision workflow — not another platform to operate.

  • DefectDojo and vulnerability-management exports
  • SAST, DAST, SCA, secrets, IaC, container, and cloud findings
  • CSV, JSON, SARIF, spreadsheet, or API-accessible data
  • Normalization, deduplication, severity and asset-context mapping
  • Risk prioritization, aging, SLA, trend, and remediation-effort models
  • Budget, capacity, roadmap, and executive Product Security views
Deliverables

A small decision system your team can actually use.

Delivery can be an enhanced Excel workbook, a lightweight local/static web dashboard, or a documented reporting workflow — depending on the client environment and data sensitivity.

Data-source and field mapping

A clear model of where findings, assets, owners, effort, and business context come from.

Normalization and prioritization logic

Rules for severity, criticality, aging, SLA, duplicates, exceptions, and business context.

Product Security dashboard

A practical management view for risk debt, coverage, remediation velocity, release confidence, and trends.

Budget and capacity model

Translate remediation work and program initiatives into effort, capacity, and cost scenarios.

Executive reporting view

Condense technical data into a small set of business-ready metrics and decision prompts.

Repeatable update workflow

Documented import/update steps so the team can refresh the model without rebuilding it each month.

“The goal is not to recreate a SIEM or ASPM in a spreadsheet. It is to give a lean team enough structure to make better Product Security decisions with the data it already has.”Engagement principle
Engagement shape

Export. Normalize. Prioritize. Visualize. Decide.

01Export

Collect agreed scanner, platform, spreadsheet, or API data.

02Normalize

Map fields, remove noise, enrich with ownership and product context.

03Model

Apply risk, effort, trend, budget, or capacity logic.

04Deliver

Dashboard, workbook, update workflow, and leadership-ready outputs.

Best fit: startups and smaller software teams that need visibility and repeatability but are not ready for a large AppSec/ASPM analytics platform. This service is not a replacement for a SOC, SIEM, or production monitoring stack.

Client side of the engagement

Know what changes, what is needed, and what can follow.

Outcome

What changes after

  • Manual reporting becomes a repeatable decision workflow with consistent fields and ownership context.
  • Prioritization can incorporate product criticality, age, SLA, effort, and capacity rather than severity alone.
Inputs

What we need from you

  • Representative exports, API samples, spreadsheets, or source-system field definitions.
  • Ownership/product context needed to enrich technical findings and explain prioritization.
Discuss this service

Bring the architecture, problem, or current security backlog.

We can define the smallest useful scope and a clear output before work begins.

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